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javax.ide.view

Packages that use javax.ide.view

javax.ide	The ide package is where all JSR 198 packages are rooted.
javax.ide.editor	The editor interfaces that extension writers need to implement in order to add a new editor to an IDE.
javax.ide.log	The interfaces that extension writers use and need to implement in order to add a new log pages to an IDE.
javax.ide.menu	The menu registration classes that extension writers use to find information about actions and menus.
javax.ide.property	The property page extension classes that extension writers need to implement in order to add their own property panels to an IDE preferences UI and to the project settings UI.
javax.ide.view	IDE view support classes and interfaces.
oracle.ide.inspector.layout	Contains interfaces and abstract classes describing the property form layout information.

Classes in javax.ide.view used by javax.ide

GUIUtilities
The GUIUtilities provide access to the IDEDialogs, a WaitCursor and a ProgressMonitor objects that extension writers use for * time consuming tasks.

View
View components display information to the user.

Classes in javax.ide.view used by javax.ide.editor

DefaultViewable
DefaultViewables are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select such as a menu items, nodes in the project explorer, etc..

View
View components display information to the user.

Viewable
Viewables are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select.

Classes in javax.ide.view used by javax.ide.log

DefaultViewable
DefaultViewables are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select such as a menu items, nodes in the project explorer, etc..

View
View components display information to the user.

Viewable
Viewables are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select.

Classes in javax.ide.view used by javax.ide.menu

DefaultViewable
DefaultViewables are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select such as a menu items, nodes in the project explorer, etc..

GUIPanel
A GUIPanel opaquely encapsulates the gui panel that is to be hosted by an IDE's service such as: the IDE preferences panel, the editor's panel, etc..

View
View components display information to the user.

Viewable
Viewables are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select.

Classes in javax.ide.view used by javax.ide.property

GUIPanel
A GUIPanel opaquely encapsulates the gui panel that is to be hosted by an IDE's service such as: the IDE preferences panel, the editor's panel, etc..

Classes in javax.ide.view used by javax.ide.view

DefaultViewable
DefaultViewables are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select such as a menu items, nodes in the project explorer, etc..

GUIPanel
A GUIPanel opaquely encapsulates the gui panel that is to be hosted by an IDE's service such as: the IDE preferences panel, the editor's panel, etc..

GUIUtilities
The GUIUtilities provide access to the IDEDialogs, a WaitCursor and a ProgressMonitor objects that extension writers use for * time consuming tasks.

IDEDialogs
The IDEDialogs provides the interface through which extension writers can invoke standard IDE dialogs, such as: information, warning, error, file and directory selection dialogs.

ProgressMonitor
Use to Monitor the progress of time consuming operations.

URISelectionDialog
This interface gives clients a portable interface to control basic file and directory selection dialogs.

URISelectionDialog.Validator
Clients of the URISelectionDialog implement a Validator when they need to validate the selected URI(s) before the selection dialog is dismissed.

View
View components display information to the user.

Viewable
Viewables are objects that map directly to visible GUI elements that users can select.

WaitCursor
WaitCursor interface.

Classes in javax.ide.view used by oracle.ide.inspector.layout

GUIPanel
A GUIPanel opaquely encapsulates the gui panel that is to be hosted by an IDE's service such as: the IDE preferences panel, the editor's panel, etc..

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